Mansory wants to add more Audi models to
its portfolio and what better place to start than the new RS6. Actually, the
tuner said in its words that it’s adding “the Audi brand to its portfolio and
presents his [sic] first work based on the Audi RS6 Avant”, but we’ve seen at
least one Audi from Mansory in the past, based on the R8.
We have to say that this modified Audi RS6
doesn’t attack your eyeballs with the same ferocity as the rest of the new
Mansory-fied models. Perhaps it’s the deep black color of the show car that
tones things down a lot and we imagine it would be even better without that
orange stripe on the bodywork and wheels.
Mansory has added a complete bodykit on
the new Audi RS6, comprised of a new front spoiler, side skirts, rear apron and
diffuser, not one but two spoilers on the hatch, as well as a new bonnet, all
made in-house from carbon fiber. Audi’s super wagon also wears a set of 22-inch
forged lightweight wheels.
The German tuner says that they have also
tuned the RS6’s twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine to produce 720 HP and 1,000 Nm of torque, which is quite the difference from the 592 HP and 800 Nm of the standard model. The company didn’t
mention any technical details of the tuning package, apart from a new exhaust
system with quad polygonal tips to match the crazy diffuser.
Thanks to the added grunt, Mansory’s Audi
RS6 can now accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.2 seconds (down
from the factory 3.6 seconds). The cabin was similarly upgraded with acres of
leather and Alcantara that cover every surface, from the seats to the dash and
from the door cards to the roof liner, complete with an orange stripe to match
the exterior looks.
